Shlok Vaidya

It's unclear what companies are 'in' the corpus...

This is so, so on target. We tried to build something like at Muzak... 5 years ago? but ran out of internal buy-in; makes so much sense and the economics are fantastic - just went through the flow, elegantly executed as well. Well done!

Woah. This may be the most exciting company I've come across in a while. Like, I haven't seen something so robust, so perfectly on trend in a long time. Well done!

Slick product but, unsolicited feedback here, that tagline misses the mark entirely. Something along the lines of "Easiest way to track your net worth" vs focusing on "real-time would be much more appealing.

This is great. Feels like there's space in the market for a recruiting firm with this kind of 'test bed' service for job seekers to accumulate data and get the world out of the ATS rut.

Can you speak to differentiation from Smartsheet?

?makers Crazy fired up about this as I've been decaying as a human in Austin who appreciates the at home factor of this, so I ask this as someone who is likely a lifetime customer which, ideally I'd like to be for another 50+years... What happens if you guys go out of business/get acquired/get eaten by wild animals; am I able to seamlessly transition prescriptions or something?

How does this compare with Sparefoot?

So this is GoInstant 2.0? https://techcrunch.com/2012/07/09/salesforce-com-reported-to-buy-goinstant-for-70-million/

For what it’s worth - sent this to my wife who buys a lot of candles and is used to looking at ounces to understand size/burn time etc across brands and that info is missing. We bought a sampler though!

Been consuming this for a while now. Really helps define what the “zeitgeist” is and how people position it as they formulate ideas that may overlap with your own.

Oh nice, a little treason with delusions of grandeur from a Sharepoint administrator....

How would I use this in concert with Gainsight and Pendo?

Wherein this startup provides a perfect attack vector for any bad guy wanting to leave a sealed suitcase-sized item in a variety of popular hotels and shops in major cities.

Fascinating. An app designed to defend the tax arbitrage strategy of maintaining a residence somewhere but not really living there. Interesting way to defeat tax enforcement - though it defends on a) actually not breaking the rules or b)immutability.

They should have just put together a financing option instead

This has more potential as an OEM thing for tier one artists than some sort of collaborative thing

So I'm in Austin, have a 7000 square foot lot, and a budget for this. What are the obstacles to making this a reality in my backyard?

See, here's the interesting part about marketing API services like this - there's a tendency to over index towards developers. Which is great and fine, but seems to be missing half the picture - like... what's the use case? It befuddles me that there isn't, on every API as a service landing page, a short description for product managers - even if its a template for them to literally copy/paste...

This is pretty smart. Always wondered why the URL shortener bubble didn't go in this direction. (Probably because they misjudged metrics and decided they needed the traffic.) Looking forward to seeing this evolve - Different calls to action based on content type, etc.